Sealant Composition
a technology of composition and sealant, applied in the field of sealant fluid, can solve the problems of lower limit of the size of the void that can be filled, sealant composition may not be correctly placed in all the voids before it sets, and higher reaction rate between calcium carbonate and silicate solution
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[0031]To demonstrate that the system sets to a solid 30 g of calcium carbonate with a mean particle size of 70 nm (Socal® 31) is mixed in a Waring blender with 100 g of the sodium metasilicate solution, which contains 30 g sodium metasilicate and 70 g distilled water. The solids disperse easily in the solution and the resulting suspension is poured into a container. After 3 hours at room temperature the suspension had set into a solid homogenous mass. No excess fluid is present on the top of the solid.
example 2
[0032]To demonstrate the difficulty in retarding the calcium carbonate / sodium metasilicate system five samples were prepared using no retarder or a different conventional cement retarder in the suspension. 0.1 g of an antifoam and an amount of cement retarder as indicated below is added to 100 g of a sodium metasilicate solution, containing 30 g sodium silicate and 70 g water. 30 g of calcium carbonate with a mean particle size of 70 nm (Socal® 31) is added to the solution and mixed in a Waring blender. The time for the system to set as a function of retarder type and concentration was determined visually at room temperature. The results are given below in Table 1.
TABLE 1Sample12345Sodium Metasilicate100g100g100g100g100gsolutionCalcium carbonate30g30g30g30g30g(Socal ® 31)Antifoam0.1g0.1g0.1g0.1g0.1gRetarder—SodiumCalciumBoric AcidSodiumLignosulphonateGlucoheptonateGluconateAmount of Retarder—2g1g1.5g1.5gSetting Time10min20min25min30min20min
[0033]The results show that while the conve...
example 3
[0034]To demonstrate alternative mechanisms of retardation of the calcium carbonate / sodium metasilicate system three samples were prepared using different types of calcium carbonate. 0.1 g of antifoam is added to 100 g of sodium metasilicate solution, which contains 30 g sodium silicate and 70 g water. 30 g of calcium carbonate as indicate below is added to the sample and mixed with a Waring Blender. A surfactant is added to the sample containing the Socal® 312 calcium carbonate to help disperse the hydrophobically modified calcium carbonate in the solution. The setting time is determined visually at room temperature for each sample. The results are given below in Table 2.
TABLE 2Sample678Calcium carbonateSocal ® 31Socal ® 312Socal ® 90A(30 g)(30 g)(30 g)Particle size70nm70nm250-300nmHydrophobic coatingNoYesNoSodium metasilicate100g100g100gsolutionAntifoam1g1g1gSurfactant—2g—Setting Time30min85min120min
[0035]The results show that the setting time of the system can be lengthened by ei...
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